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I never actually got back to reading this one, but it actually sort of survived the flooding of the basement better than most of the other books.
I sat my big drill press on top of it trying to flatten it back out while it dried in front of my miner 🤣
I might actually still read it like this.
https://i.nostr.build/PAaZ.heic
https://i.nostr.build/ljoe.heic
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Discussion
Hi Guy, bummer about the flooding!
I recently had a wet book to try to dry out. First I tried using a hair dryer which dried it out quite a bit really quickly but made it go wavy like your photos. But then my 9 year old son suggested I try ironing the pages, which took a while but actually worked much better. Not sure how well that'll work if it's already fully dry though. Maybe you could try using the steam mode on the iron or something?